New york: Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, Minister of Foreign Trade, participated in the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) meeting in New York as part of the UAE delegation led by H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs. This significant annual event convened global leaders to discuss critical international issues and promote collaboration for a sustainable future.
According to Emirates News Agency, Al Zeyoudi held a series of bilateral meetings with government officials to explore opportunities for strengthening trade and investment ties aimed at developing key economic sectors. 'The UAE's presence at the UN General Assembly meeting underscores our national commitment to fostering global economic growth and prosperity,' stated Al Zeyoudi. He emphasized the importance of forming strong partnerships and leveraging collective strengths to drive growth and prosperity globally, focusing discussions on increasing trade and investment flows and deepening economic partnerships with like-minded nations.
In addition to participating in the UAE-US Business Council and a session at the US Chamber of Commerce, Al Zeyoudi engaged with senior executives from sectors such as financial services and private equity, including Mashreq Bank, UBS, and KKR, as well as advanced technology and real estate companies. He also interacted with influential figures from the Goldman Sachs Global Institute, Blackrock Infrastructure Investments, and the Eurasia Group, underscoring the significance of high-level collaboration in enhancing economic ties and promoting sustainable development.
Al Zeyoudi's engagements with government officials and private sector leaders reflect the UAE's belief in the critical role of public-private partnerships for economic development and prosperity. His participation further reinforced the UAE's standing as a key global player committed to innovation, collaboration, and sustainable economic growth.
The annual United Nations General Assembly meeting serves as an essential forum for nations to address pressing global challenges. This year's session highlighted the importance of dialogue in navigating complex issues such as AI governance, climate change, and global healthcare.